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We want to produce a seasonal scene library so stores can localize holiday displays. I have good product stills but I worry about scale and perspective when staff composite props. Advise me on the compositing constraints I should publish so the scenes read consistent in window scale and from a customer's viewpoint.
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+We're building a seasonal scene library for store-level compositing. Provide the compositing…
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+We're building a seasonal scene library for store-level compositing. Provide the compositing constraints that ensure consistent scale and perspective when staff add props to hero products—camera focal lengths, horizon placement, ground plane rules, and shadow scaling. Make the guidance short and usable by non-expert staff so scenes read correctly at window scale and avoid obvious perspective errors.
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